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Quiz: Trunks of Potted Palms

Pal Meir
Pal Meir
in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

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Please ID the names of these 10 potted palms: :D

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My photos at flickr: flickr.com/photos/palmeir/albums

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    The very last looks like a Rhapis

    9 looks like a chamadorea elegans or something like it

    8 also looks like a Rhapis

    5 = Washie?

    3 looks like Copie alba, or something like it

    ow I've got a headache

     

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    1-?

    2-Trachycarpus fortunei

    3-Phoenix roebelenii

    4-Chamaerops humilis

    5-Washingtonia filifera

    6- Bismarckia nobilis

    7-Hyophorbe vershaffelti

    8-Rhapis

    9-Chamaedora

    10- Rhapis

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    1 - Kentia forsteriana ?

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    Now the answer of the riddle is (almost) complete: #1 from @Ben1 (only genus), #2-6 from @jardinierpalmiertrat (even species, but #5 species uncertain), #7-10 also from @jardinierpalmiertrat (only genus), and #9 from @DoomsDave (even species) and #8, 10 (only genus). CONGRATS! :greenthumb::D

    1. Howea forsteriana; 2. Trachycarpus fortunei; 3. Phoenix roebelenii; 4. Chamaerops humilis; 5. Washingtonia (»robusta«?); 6. Bismarckia nobilis; 7. Hyophorbe lagenicaulis; 8. Rhapis humilis (or robusta?); 9. Chamaedorea elegans; 10. Rhapis micrantha.

    My photos at flickr: flickr.com/photos/palmeir/albums

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    Oops, I see now, @Ben1 was correct for #1 with the species, not »only genus« as I wrote … Sorry! Only the name was a liitle obsolete, it should be Howea forsteriana.

    My photos at flickr: flickr.com/photos/palmeir/albums

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